By Aaryana Sethi Are you ~b o r e d~ to tears? Do long walks on the now-well-trodden path outside your house no longer give you anything more than a mild sense of liveliness? Have you forgotten what a seven-hour school day felt like? Here’s THE best list of corona-themed activities!! 1. Ensure Your Safety…
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Confinement Sonnet
Hi, everyone! I hope you all are staying healthy during these unprecedented times. I have found myself reflective on how odd, but also sad, the world is right now. My thoughts are full of memories of happy times before this and future hopes and dreams for after this. Quarantine feels like a sort of prison…
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Ultra-Millionaire Taxes: A Two-Part Series
by Jessica Chang Elizabeth Warren may have dropped out of the Democratic primaries in March, but that doesn’t mean her policies are out of the running. Joe Biden, the all-but guaranteed Democratic nominee, has adopted many of the left-wing policies of both Warren and Bernie Sanders, including a bankruptcy reform act and lowering of the…
Read MoreA New Sanctuary
Yazzy Ahuja Hello to all the peeps and pals of the HB community!! I don’t know about you guys, but I miss school. SO. MUCH. The amount of missing is honestly crazy– I never thought I’d be saying that, especially now that the weather’s getting warm and summer seems like it’s just around the corner.…
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If you’re reading this article, I’m assuming you have at least one sibling. I, like you, have some as well, two sisters to be exact, one younger and one older. Since we’re all stuck in the house together, it has created the perfect environment for daily fights and yelling, so I’ve come up with a…
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Movies I’ve Watch During Quarantine
By Ivy Wang Since we all had to stay at home and quarantine, I’ve had a lot of time to watch movies. I tend to like almost every movie but here are my thoughts about what I watched: Award-Winning My family and I tried to watch a lot of Oscar winning and nominated movies and…
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Digital Art and Virtual Museums
By Nola Killpack It seems inevitable that we will all encounter overwhelming stress, anxiety, and uncertainty in the weirdness that is life under the COVID-19 pandemic. I’ve always found that one of the best ways to escape reality is through art and, although brick and mortar galleries and museums are closed indefinitely, there are many…
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a reflection – reading my old journals
By: Zuha Jaffar The skin near the cuticle on my middle finger indents and that mark has been there for as long as I can remember. I think this small imprint dates back to middle school, where I spent a great deal of time writing (with my hand), and for every class. My stories would…
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The Various Uses of Lysol
By Aambar Agarwal
Disclaimer: Do not ingest/inject Lysol or any other disinfectant. It is deadly to do so. Use in accordance with the instructions on their labels.
This is a Time to Slow Down
by: Claire Adornato In wake of the virus and self-isolation, there has been an enormous amount of trends and hobbies that have arised. Some people have undertook a 30 day workout challenge, and others are determined to master their tie-dying technique. But what if you’re someone who hasn’t done any of this? You haven’t developed…
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